It is rather appalling. I recently listened to a podcast about a police station in a small city that was compromised and all their data ransomed. They had a contract company that handled all their cyber security needs. The "security" company had an RDP port open to the world to an admin account on the server that ran everything for the police station and city. In order to protect the employees webmail, they required that you login from an internal IP and so they gave this admin remote desktop account credentials to employees that needed to check their email remotely. They could login to the server with the admin account and then use the browser on the server to log in to their webmail. The same set of root admin credentials was given to every employee. It's just insanity. And I'm sure that government contractor was hella expensive.